Triumph...done...finally

Finished the triumph Saturday, in time for its first run to Deans party..runs like a champ

Pair of 45's

I have been obsessed with these lately, stole the pics from
http://hwznbross.blogspot.com/ (which fucking rules)

Coors (light)

Two of my favorite things

Homer, the man, the myth, the legend

My main man Homer went down with what I thought was a broken leg, turns out he just sprained it...Thought the x ryas were crazy, basset hounds have "different" bone structures

Neale's wheels

It took about a year since Neale went and picked up this little bastard in boxes. A lot of blood, sweat and beers from a lot of the guys went into it.

Hours in the freezing garage, countless cigarettes and too many missing pieces made for a long but enjoyable process.

Last night after Rob finished up the wiring and the new 18" rear was sorted she went for her first ride...

BSA up for grabs

Email if you want her

Master of Disaster

Love Cycles

Quite clownin' around....

kokanee rocks eh!!

summer in the big(?) city

420 everyday

Sunshine Coast.....

Last year we started a yearly trip to the Coast. Some of the best roads to ride in the Pacific Northwest with some great views and camping. It's a fucking great way to spend a long weekend.

Strap your tent to your bike and go was the idea and we are planning it again this May long weekend.

So May Long is coming up and the weather finally turned for the positive. We are going to hit the coast again. The highways are a great ride.
We will be leaving Saturday afternoon at about 1pm. We will meet in the parking lot at Pat's and then head over to the Horsehoe Bay ferry. Most likely by taking the low road. (marine way)

I thought this time if everyone is in we could hit Saltery Bay Provincial Park (http://www.britishcolumbia.com/ParksAndTrails/Parks/details/?ID=473 ) to camp the first night and hit Robert's creek ( http://www.britishcolumbia.com/ParksAndTrails/Parks/details/?ID=471 ) on the second. 
Saltery Bay is 95.5 Kms from the ferry. About 2 hrs in a car. So roughly 2 and half on a bike.

There is a second ferry from Earl's cove to Saltery Bay which is $20. That gets you there and back. Its $15 a night for a site which you can get 3 bikes and 2 regular size or 3 small tents on.

Feel free to invite your old lady or friends that don't ride it's always nice to have a chase car.....

Poached eggs